Identify the protective equipment by exact type, model, size, and intended hazard. Show the label and any standard or certification information only when documents match the item being offered; do not borrow evidence from a similar product.
Keep packaging, supplier records, and markings intact. Check current Kenyan requirements for the specific equipment and its claimed use, and ask the relevant authority or a qualified source when the status is unclear. Do not relabel, modify, or describe altered gear as compliant.
A generic product description cannot prove protection against a particular hazard. State the maker's supported use and any limits, and keep the exact model and size linked to the evidence. If identity or condition is uncertain, pause the offer instead of adding a disclaimer. Do not reuse a document issued for a different model or size.
